hayward police looking for two gunmen in a late night robbery. the first layoffs of police officers in san jose's city history. about 100 of these layoffs. why are almost 200 positions going to be lost? the deadline now just hours away in california's budget crisis. the new data that shows how californians feel about proposed cuts. and one bay neighborhood may soon smell better. the construction project about to get underway today. the morning news continues. good morning to you. a brand new day. it's wednesday june 15th. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. i want to check in with steve paulson. is this warm weather going to continue, steve? it is inland even though the coast is mostly clear, not that warm. more of a westerly breeze. 60s. it will be nice. little bit of fog towards santa

cruz, monterey very patchy there. inland won't matter. sunny, warm to hot. low to mid-90s closer to the coast and bay 60s and 70s with a lot of 80s in between. here's sal. 880 north and southbound past the coliseum no major problems there. also this morning's commute on westbound 80 traffic moving along well. 6:00 go back to the desk. topping our news now at 6:00 overnight a man fighting for his life following a shooting near a hayward bart station. it happened late last night on tennison road just about a half a block from the south hayward station. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us now with new information from investigators. what did they tell you, jade? >> reporter: well, i can first show you that there are two ways that bart passengers make their way from the south hayward bart station down to the bart overpass. you can see there's some steps or this well worn path. this well worn path is taken by bikers and walkers. you can take it all the way

down to underneath the bart overpass. that's exactly where the robbery happened late last night around 11:15. we want the hayward police scoured with armed officers with canine officers last night. from what police gathered and told us this morning this is what we know. a husband and wife making their way sprout hayward bart station when two young men in their late teens or early 20s approached them near the overpass. the gunman ordered the couple to hand over their belongings. police say there wasn't a struggle and the couple did not resist. somehow in the process the husband was shot twice. a paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. his wife was not hurt. hayward police say the armed robbers covered their faces during the robbery. so detectives were searching for young men of average height between 5'7" and 5'9" with a thin to medium build. the robbers last seen wearing white t-shirts and dark colored pants. bring you back out live here this is the south hayward bart

station. it's about half a block from where this robbery took place. and we want to make clear that this did not take place on bart property, but the couple had just gotten off the bart train late last night. reporting live in hayward, jade hernandez, back to you in the studio. well, a man is in grave condition after an overnight shooting in west oakland. that happened shortly after 11:00 last night at 65th street near herzog near the berkeley border. investigators say the victim was shot several times and may not survive. it's not clear what led up to that gunfire and police are still looking for suspects. our time now 6:03. san jose city council just passed the mayor's new budget to try to close a $1,515,000,000 budget deficit. ktvu's kraig debro joining us live at city hall right now to explain why police and city employees may still face some layoffs. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: yeah. good morning. short answer is that's because they still have a budget deficit here. they didn't cover the whole

thing. but for the first time in the city's history san jose's laying off police officers. the budget is passed and signed, promised to persist but not in as great numbers unless you're talking about crime. shrank the $155 million budget deficit but only by about a third. mayor called for ten city workers union to take a 10% across the board pay cut and they did. but there will still be layoffs. now 100 fewer officers will be asked to stop increasing violence on the streets of san jose. earlier this week the city recorded its 25th homicide, five more than all of last year. that number does include the san jose state murder-suicide from last month. the police union says it's not just the murder rate going up at a time when the number of officers is going down. >> the homicide rate is escalating at a fast rate. violent crime is up. burglaries are up. property crime is up. they can't afford to lose one officer. >> reporter: the total number of officers the city is losing

is closer to 200. there are 100 layoffs and another 80 positions that are being eliminated through retirement and just won't be replaced. tonight city council's going to try to address the solution to stopping the violence without having to pay somebody to do it. the mayor is meeting with some members of the community here at city hall tonight. we're going to try to reach some of the people who will attend the meeting to see exactly what they're going to talk about. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. california's budget deadline is midnight tonight. a new field poll shows californians still support tax extensions as a way to close the state's budget gap. but the margin has slipped. along with governor brown's approval rating. 52% of registered voters surveyed say they are willing to extend temporary tax increases to close the state's budget deficit. but that's a 9% drop from march. and the poll finds 31% of voters disapprove of the governor's job performance. that's up from 21% in march. coming up in 15 minutes we're

going to have a live report from sacramento with the deadline looming for lawmakers to pass a budget. some more details there. new reports this morning that embattled new york congressman anthony weiner may resign in a few days. for two weeks now several lewd photos that congressman weiner sent to women over the internet have surfaced. he is on a two week leave of absence right now. reportedly he's waiting for the return home of his wife, a top aide to secretary of state hillary clinton. she's been overseas and is due back this morning. many of weiner's democratic colleagues including minority leader nancy pelosi say he should resign. time now 6:06. another sign of growing tension between the united states and pakistan. now there are reports pakistan arrested five pakistanis who helped the c.i.a. track down and kill osama bin laden. coming up for you at 6:15 we'll bring you a live report from washington with how the united states is responding to that. two uc berkeley graduates

still imprisoned in iran will be in court again as early as next week. iranian state media says the hearing for the two will take place some time between june 22nd and august 22nd. they've been held in an iranian prison for almost two years now. they were arrested in july 2009. they claim to have been hiking in iraq when they accidentally strayed across the border into iran. back here at home, police in san carlos say car break-ins are happening almost every night. investigators say most of the victims could prevent it by making some simple changes. most of them are leaving valuable items in plain sight and the doors of their cars are unlocked or the windows are slightly down. the san mateo county sheriff's department says there have been at least three dozen break-ins just since the start of may. changes are coming to sidewalks around rohnert park following the tragic death of a

2-year-old girl. prosecutors say 18-year-old was texting and driving and she hit and killed and seriously injured the 2-year-old's mother. rohnert park city council approved half a million dollars to install new signs and repaint crossings. dun iowa charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter is due back in court tomorrow. the alameda county coroner has identified a man killed in an accident that shut down part of the dumbarton bridge for hours yesterday. investigators say 43-year-old of palo alto died when his car ran into a minivan that stalled near the toll plaza yesterday afternoon. no one else was hurt in that accident. our time is now 6:08. well, the air should start smelling better around lake merit in oakland now that a big construction project has started. now the lake it's really a lagoon there. it's connected to the bay. but it often is known for

smelling like rotten eggs. it comes because there's not enough oxygen in that water. well, crews are now tearing down a large concrete aqueduct that limits the amount of water that flows between the lake and bay. the work should be wrapping up before the end of the year. you should start noticing a better smell they say. okay. 6:08 is the time. hopefully a better traffic report this morning. >> that would be nice. >> would be nice. how's it going, sal? i think so, pam. i think we can do that. traffic is actually doing pretty well around the bay area. we'll show you around the bay with some of these pictures westbound traffic looks good coming into the bay bridge. there are no major problems on to the upper deck of the bay bridge by the way. it's light so far. also the morning commute looks good on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. that's a nice drive. you can get a pretty decent drive to the 280 extension as well. if you are driving out to the hayward union city area traffic on 880 south and north looks good all the way down to the

south bay. 6:09. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. very good morning. skies are clear. little bit of fog looks like down towards santa cruz, monterey. that's about all i can find so far. that has to be really shallow. the pollen count continues to favor the grass is really high. trees are making a little push. little surge there. olive, juniper, pine, birch is in there. mulberry. all over the place. again grasses and molds actually continue to be really high as well. not only humans but pets too. true. i took my cat stormy in he had allergies that's what the vet told me. if you're wondering maybe your pet has it too. it's been bad this year. skies are clear except for the mentioned fog i touched on briefly towards santa cruz. mostly clear, patchy fog, afternoon breeze though. yesterday we picked up that north wind. took care of the fog. wiped it out. today though even though it's clear i think we'll see a little westerly breeze. had some low 60s. mountain view says they're still holding onto a 60.

mountain view 59. won't take long to warm up. 56 san rafael. 57 hayward. 57 redwood city and oakland there's your morning trifecta. west-southwest at fairfield but not much. only 8 and calm at sfo. west-southwest san jose only three. if sfo's calm that tells you everything you need to know. no sea breeze yet. system right up there will move in tomorrow. that's going to knock the high out of here. that will ramp up the sea breeze and probably give us more fog. but today it's the high pressure holding on. now by the coast there's no northeast wind or anything. so it's nice. it's not hot. but it's nice. inland we'll see warm to hot conditions. lots of low to mid-90s around the bay. nice to warm with 70s and also 80s. that fog though will start to work its way up towards the santa cruz coastline. afternoon breeze, sunny, nice to hot. temperatures 60s to 90. yes, 30 plus spread sometimes on some of the temps now that we get to this time of year. 86 santa rosa. 87 napa. san rafael 85. fairfield 92. go 77 downtown oakland.

low 90s pleasanton, livermore, morgan hill, gill roy. 80s for some. 75 santa cruz. fog, sun, cooler thursday. much cooler friday and saturday. looks like we turn around sunday. maybe warm to hot early next week. all right, steve. time now is 6:11. the latest fallout from the san bruno pipeline disaster. how a joint investigation of pg&e may well lead to even more punishment. and the trial of a mother accused of a horrifying crime is winding down. we'll tell you what's happening right now.

welcome back to the morning news. house speaker john boehner sent a letter to president obama warning the president that he needs to justify continued u.s. action in libya. boehner said he wants a response by friday. the house speaker says if the president doesn't respond, he could be in violation of the war powers resolution. that prohibits u.s. troops from being involved in military actions more than 90 days without congressional aughtization. the white house has suggested that the limited u.s. action in libya is not subject to the war powers resolution. pakistani officials have arrested a handful of people who helped the c.i.a. find and kill osama bin laden. ktvu's allison burns is in our washington d.c. newsroom with how the arrests are increasing tension between the u.s. and

pakistan. allison. >> reporter: u.s. officials are extremely frustrated with pakistan's military and the mistrust between the two countries is growing especially in light of these arrests. the new york times reports five c.i.a. informants are in pakistani custody. one of them includes an army major who copied the license plates of cars visiting osama bin laden's compound in abbottabad, pakistan. another person in custody is reportedly the owner of a safe house the u.s. used to spy on the bin laden compound. it's unclear what charges they're facing. the nominee to be c.i.a. director general david patraeus is meeting this hour with california senator diane feinstein, the chair of the senate intelligence committee. we have a crew covering the event. we're trying to get reaction from them and bring it here for you on the morning news. for now we're live in washington d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:16.

happening right now, the prosecution in the casey anthony murder trial in florida expected to rest its case. now this is just a live picture. we're inside live the courtroom in orlando, florida. there's the judge there. the 25-year-old florida mother casey anthony is accused of trying to kill her 2-year-old daughter. again, we're looking at some of the live proceedings happening in court in orlando. prosecutors claim casey anthony repeatedly lied about her daughter's whereabouts during the month little caylee was missing. the defense contends the child was not murdered at all but actually drowned in her grandparents' swimming pool. back here at home democrats in sacramento say they will be able to meet tonight's midnight deadline to pass a new state budget. we're live in sacramento. mike, you're going to tell us what democrats are giving up in order to make sure that budget is passed on time. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. well, they essentially may resort to the quote unquote gimmicks that we've seen in the past with some of these budgets. but for now there is at this point still no budget deal in place. and that may help to explain why that new field poll you mentioned a little earlier is proving so negative or bad for the lawmakers. as you said that new poll shows the governor's support is kind of waning here. his disapproval rating jumping up the last couple months. however, the biggest issue with this new field poll is the legislative lawmakers as a whole, their approval rating is only 23%. and worse 69% of voters say they don't have confidence that even with pending budget deal the legislature's moving in the right direction to resolve our budget deficit. >> we're going to bite the bullet. we're going to act as adults, rise above our own little comfort zones whether from the left or right in the middle and get working for california.

>> this legislature's long history of passing smoke and mirror budgets. it's time to put an end to that. we need punishments that are really balanced and focus on the legislature's mind of doing its job and doing it on time. >> reporter: the bottom line today is that the legislature is expected to take a vote later today on a proposed budget deal. state senate protem saying that will have a budget done by the end of the day today. as of now there is no budget deal in place just yet. at least no vote has been taken just yet expecting first meeting at 10:00 this morning. a criminal investigation is now underway into the san bruno pipeline explosion. pg&e informed shareholders this week in a filing with the securities exchange commission the justice department, the california attorney general's office and the san mateo county district attorney's office have a task force to investigate the deadly september blast that killed several people and destroyed almost 40 homes.

all right. our time is now 6:19. let's talk traffic now. sal what is your occupation are you seeing out there? we have a lot to go on here. we have a lot of live pictures we want to show you. let's first of all go out and take a look at pardon me highway 4 westbound. traffic is getting busier here. it's also slow in antioch as well. it's going to be slow here. when you get to the bay area bridges, golden gate bridge looks good. southbound as you head down to the toll plaza. also westbound bray # bay bridge getting a little bit of a back up now. looks like maybe a 10 minute delay here at the toll plaza. at 6:20 let's go to steve. thank you, sal. very good morning. clear skies. patchy fog very little down towards santa cruz and monterey. that's all i can find right now. the coast is clear as we like to say. no breeze. very calm. west-southwest fairfield. but when sfo says calm and santa rosa calm and less than 3 at san jose there's not much going on. 50s or low 60s on the temps. speaking of that breeze or lack thereof there's not much.

most locations say calm. i do expect it to pick up later on today but a beautiful day by the coast if you don't like warm or hot weather head over to the west if you do like warm weather stay inland. or go inland because it's going to be warm to hot with 90s. 60s to 90s on the temps. looks like today though is probably the transition day. i mean i think sometimes might come down a little. some stay the same as yesterday. cool it down thursday, friday, saturday. all signs point towards another warm up sunday into monday. americans paid more for food, cars and clothing last month. consumer prices are up, but not by as much as they were in april. food prices had the biggest jump for the first time in a year. energy prices fell though. but food and gas prices have helped push up inflation 3.6% in the last 12 months. that's the biggest increase in three years. good news for many people with 401ks, many businesses that cut contributions to retirement accounts are reinstating the benefit this year. but the contribution rate may be lower than before the

recession. a recent survey shows 93% of all u.s. employers offer 401k plans now compared to 83% before the recession. all right. time now 6:21. some tsa screeners are accused of racial profiling. who they allegedly targeted at a major airport that's under suspicion. and an east bay attraction comes crashing down. the slip up that could take years to fix. good morning. northbound 101 getting a little bit busy now as you drive up to 880. we'll tell you more about the san jose and south bay commute.

good morning. right now san jose northbound 280 getting a little bit busy approaching highway 17 for the most part we're in pretty good shape getting into the valley. 6:25. let's go back to dave and pam. a popular display will be missing at the alameda naval station for at least the next year. take a look. news chopper 2 took this video of a crane toppled over. it was trying to lower that airplane onto a display stand. ground crews think the soggy ground caused the crane to tilt. the vintage jet had just been restored after a wind storm three years ago. security screeners at a new york area airport are being

accused of racial profiling. the newark star ledger obtained a report stating screeners at newark international of singling out mexican and anyone can passengers. tsa guards even nicknamed colleagues mexican hunters. the report says screeners scrutinized the documents of spanish speaking travelers. it was an effort to make the airport's behavior detection officer unit look more productive. san mateo police say they're trying to piece together clues to a homicide. paramedics received a medical call to all american self- storage on east 3rd avenue. when they arrived they found a person who appeared to have been stabbed to death. detectives believe the victim, justin lockwood, was not specifically targeted, but evidence also shows the incident was not a random act of violence. anyone with information about the stabbing is asked to call san mateo police. our time now 6:26. well, hundreds of students at bethny university in scots valley are scrambling after

finding out the college is closing. it's a christian college. they're planning to shut down after 91 years. now it's 500 students have been told the school will help them transfer to other institutions. in a written statement the school says a decision comes after several failed attempts to get extra funding. one of the graduates says this is a school that will be missed. >> you know it's just sad that i won't be able to say i graduated from my school and it still exists. it won't be there anymore. so i'm bummed. >> last week it was announced that a private group of investors would buy the school, but that deal fell through. the board of trustees will officially vote next month on the school's closure. overnight gunfire near an east bay bart station, what police say happened moments before the shooting. >> reporter: i'm tara moriarty live in san jose where police have arrested a middle schoolteacher on suspicion of child molestation. we just got off the phone with

them. we'll tell you what they had to say next. we go live to the opening bell next to hear what's effecting stocks. there's local bay area company there.

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we'll keep watching that for you. when a stock goes pun lick it takes a while to start trading as they balance out the orders. we'll see. we'll smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news middle of the week. it's wednesday june 159. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. in the news for you right now topping our news at 6:30 an investigation continues as we speak into an overnight shooting in hayward right near a bart station. it happened late last night on tennison road just about a half block away from the south hayward station. ktvu's jade hernandez has been talking to investigators. she's back now with the very latest on this. jade. >> reporter: we spoke to hayward police a few hours ago. they told us the gunmen covered their faces during this armed robbery. hayward police are investigating this investigation. as you can see this is a well worn path. there's also steps that go straight down to the bart overpass. that's where the armed robbery took place along tennison road around 11:15 last night.

we watched as hayward police scoured for the two armed robbers with canine officers after the shooting. from what police gathered, a husband and wife were making their way home from the south hayward bart station with two young men in their late teens or early 20s approached them near the overpass. the gunman ordered the couple to hand over their belongings. police say the couple didn't struggle or resist but somehow in the process the husband was shot twice. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. his wife was not hurt. hayward police told me this morning they're looking for the two gunmen. gunmen who ran away after the shooting. detectives only have vague descriptions of the young men. and they're still searching for them. they believe that their average height between 5'78" and 9'" with a thin to medium build. the robbers last seen wearing white t-shirts and dark colored pants. to give you a better idea of where we are this morning i want to bring you back out live. this is the south hayward bart station. the shooting took place about a half a block away from the bart

station. it did not take place on bart property and that's the reason why hayward police are investigating this morning. live from hayward, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. time is now 6:32. an investigation also continues in union city in the latest homicide there. the third one this year. police say a man was shot and killed yesterday evening on venus place. found him on the ground in front of a home there just after 5:00. we don't know the man's name. neighbors say he was married and had children. so far no arrests have been made. and there's no further word about a possible suspect. new this morning, a south bay teacher has been arrested accused of sexually abusing one of her students. investigators are now looking at the possibility of other victims. ktvu's tara moriarty just got off the phone with police. tara, what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: well, i'll get to that in just a minute. first i want to tell you that we're in a neighborhood in san hoe sea where we believe that

the accused teacher lives or once lived. two weeksing a police arrested her on suspicion of child moles station. she is 28 year old phelps. and she has been teacher at stratford middle school off andover lane for the past five years. she's accused of committing lewd acts with a student. police have not released the alleged victim's age or gender and it is not known where the molestation took place if it was at the school or somewhere else. we just spoke to san jose police by phone who say they've been conducting their investigation very thoroughly since the charges first came forward june 1st. >> when an officer arrests a person, the officer must have what's called probable cause. that's essentially some type of you know belief or information based on facts that can be articulated that can substantiate someone's accusation. >> reporter: now phelps has accounts with facebook and myspace. and information online reveals

that she is married and lives with her husband and brother. it says she is a specialty course middle schoolteacher at stratford. she was booked in a santa clara county jail and is now out of custody. we've reached out to her to get her side soft story. we haven't heard back yet. san jose authorities say they've also reached out to parents and students to see if there are anymore victims if they would come forward. live in san jose, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. time now just turning 6:35. happening right now there's a hearing on capitol hill in washington about what is called the threat of muslim-american radicalization in american prisons. take a look. this is a live picture. there's senator peter king of new york right there. he's speaking. this is a picture -- this is the homeland security committee hearing. you can look around the room there see who's there. critics say some jailed terrorists and muslim chaplains are creating radical views among inmates in prisons. this by the way is the second hearing on this. it's a very controversial

topic. some people compare the hearings to the scare of the 1950s when americans were questioned about their sympathies towards communism. well, republican presidential candidate mitt romney will make a three day visit to california next week. the los angeles times says romney will hold fundraisers in the bay area, sacramento and southern california. events are scheduled between june 21st and june 23rd. the paper says g whitman is one of romney's state committee finance chairs. his bay area stops reportedly include a barbecue at the valley home of sun microsystems co-founder scott mcneilly. time now 6:36. five san francisco smoke shops now facing a midnight deadline. the city attorney's office ordered them to stop selling glass pipes by the end of this day. now the city claims there's no legal use for those pipes and they're often used to smoke crack. well, the order apparently has some of the shop owners pretty angry. a man who runs the rockon smoke

shop on mission street became really angry when our ktvu news crews tried to question him. >> i don't want to talk to you okay. please just leave. >> is there a reason you don't want us to shoot on the sidewalk here? [ indiscernible ] >> now the smoke shops also have to keep their windows clear so police can come by and see what it is they're selling by just looking in from the street. san francisco's school board has given the junior rotc program another vote of confidence. last night's 5-2 vote ensures the controversial school military program will remain at seven district schools for at least another two years. now more than 100 junior rotc students took time out of their summer break to urge the board to support this alternative to traditional p.e. classes. all right. time now 6:37. sal is back. are they behaving at the toll plaza to celebrate the fact that you're back? i don't know about that, dave and pam. good morning to you.

the traffic is doing okay if you are driving into san francisco. but there was a stalled vehicle on the upper deck of the bay bridge. that's what's slowed traffic down. happy to say they've cleared it but the traffic is still pretty slow coming into the city. did have an impact on the traffic at the toll plaza. again, that stall has been cleared from the bridge. the traffic is moving along okay on 880 north and southbound right past the coliseum. and no major problems on 580 west. this morning if you're driving on the nimitz freeway, hayward, union city, fremont, that's getting a little busier approaching highway 92. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. skies are clear except for a little bit of fog towards santa cruz and monterey. otherwise we're good to go. temperatures 50s and few low 60s already. so it will be another hot day inland. now it looks like though by the coast even though it's clear only 60s or very low 70s. then tomorrow the fog returns even though there's some already but it's very patchy. warm inland but cooler than

yesterday and today. the weekend we'll cool it down friday into saturday. looks like a rebound on sunday. and early next week for those who work outside be it in landscaping or construction, golf pros or tennis pros, whatever, andy combs one of the tennis pros at valley vista says don't forget about us. okay. i won't. next week tuesday or wednesday maybe even hotter. one forecast model going ballistic with our first 100- degree temperatures and others saying it will be warm but not that warm. we will warm up on monday and tuesday of next week. but starting today by the coast 60s and 70s. so mostly clear. some patchy fog out there. then afternoon breeze and that will be out of the west even though there's hardly anything right now. i still think that will kick in. once the fog starts to form the water temps are very cold. upper 40s and low 50s doesn't take much. near 60s for concord, livermore. 53 santa rosa. the coolest 56 san rafael. west-southwest fairfield, but

calm santa rosa, calm at sfo. if sfo is calm you know there's not much of a breeze. west-southwest 3 at san jose. that's hardly anything either. system right there will move in tomorrow and going to usher in a cooling trend. today the high hangs on for another day. 60s to near 70 by the coast. nice around the bay to warm. 70s and 80s. i know some of you think anything over 72 is too warm. very warm to hot inland with 80s and 90s. patchy fog mainly santa cruz coastline. afternoon breeze but we get a big spread between some of these temps. 60s to 9 0z. concord 91, hayward 78. but 90s livermore, pleasanton, morgan hill, gill roy. 60s and 70s on the coast and 80s on the peninsula. tomorrow everyone cools down. carry it into friday and saturday. rebound on the afternoon temps on sunday. all right. time now 6:40. boy, it's a pretty tense morning in parts of iowa. crews are out there using heavy machinery trying to dump in dirt into a temporary levee in hamburg to keep the rising

missouri river out of that little town. the rising water expected to hit that area later today. and if the levee doesn't hold, that little town could be flooded by as much as 10 feet of water. parts of montana, north dakota and south dakota are already under water. arnold schwarzenegger's former mistress is now speaking publicly for the first time. what she's saying about maria shriver's first reaction to her husband's love child. >> reporter: san jose city workers take a 10% pay cut and still face layoffs. we can tell you how they didn't make that concession. could be a lot worse. good morning. westbound highway 4 all of a sudden busy coming up over concord. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead.

good morning to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right now at 6:44. a man is fighting for his life right now after being shot overnight near a hayward bart station. this happened late last night on tennison road about a half block away from the south hayward bart station. investigators say two gunmen were trying to rob that man. a san jose teacher arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing a student. 28-year-old colette phelps booked into the santa clara county jail. she's been a teacher at stratford school for the past

five years. and democratic state lawmakers in sacramento say they will meet the deadline of midnight tonight to pass a new balanced budget for the state. the first vote is set for 10:00 this morning in the state senate. san jose police still face layoffs next month. and this comes as the city deals with violence. ktvu's kraig debro joins us now from city hall to explain why concessions were not enough to save jobs. kraig. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, pam. the concessions only amount to about $39 million of course san jose was trying to close $155 million budget cap. this morning the city of san jose wakes up with fewer police officers to catch rising tide of violent crime in the city of san jose. reality is if workers don't make any concessions at all this problem is a lot worse. >> everybody's glad that i still have a job. because i'm a sole support for my family. so even with the 10% you know

we just have to you know survive, but at least i have a job. >> reporter: so in addition to facing layoffs and getting layoffs, san jose police had to take a 10% pay cut as did other city workers across the board. the council's vote yesterday did save jobs. but also finalized those layoffs. police who still have a job say they're happy they can still support their families. most who survived the round of layoffs say they have mixed emotions. >> the reality is you know there's more than 10% cut in pay. you're talking community safety, talking about saving the jobs of your brother and sister officers and trying to keep the city function as a whole. >> reporter: here now is a list of some of the sacrifices, some of the cuts, that police and other agencies and other services are having to take. so in addition to the pay cuts police and other departments still face sacrifices against police department lost 180 positions. we talked about 100 layoffs, but there are 80 more positions they're losing through attrition. if they had not agreed to the 10% pay cut you could add 100

more jobs to that total. municipal work force is losing 500 positions. and branch libraries now open four and a half days a week are going to lose a half day of operation. another city department that's suffered punishment cuts and layoffs last year is actually making a rebound. the fire department will actually be hiring. 49 jobs lost last year in budget battles are now being added. it's not city money. it's said the department, the fire department, is using a $15 million or two year federal fire staffing grant. that grant's going to allow the city to keep or restore three engine companies including one at the airport. that one city officials thought they were going to have to outsource. live in san jose, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:47. well, former governor schwarzenegger's former mistress is talking about their affair for the first time. mildred baena told a british magazine her now 13-year-old son joseph found out a year ago that his dad was arnold schwarzenegger. baena also says maria shriver

became suspicious finally asking point-blank if joseph was arnold's son. then she says the two women held each other and cried together. two people are being questioned this morning about that wild fire in arizona. it's now the largest wild fire in arizona history. and it's still only 20% contained and has burned thousands of acres and destroyed three dozen buildings. investigators now say they know what may have started that fire. >> what we've pretty much broken it down to is it looks like it was a campfire. and we've got a couple of people of interest that we're talking to on that right now. >> the fire has forced thousands to evacuate. but some people will be allowed to return back to their homes later this morning. time now 6:48. a government investigation now shows social security misspent billions of dollars. social security's inspector general outlined and explained those mistakes to congress.

now in 2009 social security overpaid recipients by $6.5 billion, $4 billion of that went to people who didn't qualify for low income programs. all right. it's 6:48. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. sal. all right, pam and dave, right now traffic is getting busier especially at the bay bridge. now we did have an earlier stalled vehicle that helped out with this, but now we have the typical delays you normally see here at the toll plaza 10 to 15 minutes before you make it on to the span. also the morning commute is looking good if you are driving on 237 until you reach 880 then it slows down on the trip over to zanka road. that's why it's not a long wait traffic on 880 southbound is going to be busy in union city. now let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. sunshine only fog is down towards santa cruz. that's about all i can find. very shallow. probably start working its way up the coast later. high pressure wins out today. if you like warm weather, head inland. coast even though it's sunny won't be that warm. component of a westerly breeze.

allergies continue to be extremely high. trees are inching up. still not close enough to the grasses which are very high category and going to stay there for a while. temperatures today close to yesterday's highs. so 60s and 70s. some patchy fog sunny and warm. tomorrow the fog returns warm inland but cooler than today or yesterday. the weekend will be cooler friday, saturday. for those who start the weekend on friday. but it does look warmer on sunday. high pressure's moving but it's over us so it squashes any fog and wiped out yesterday by a northerly breeze. that took it all the way down to southern california where it's very foggy. but mostly clear on the coast today. some patchy fog again but afternoon breeze out of the west. 50s or near 60 degrees for some but a lot of 50s i think we'll start to warm up here pretty fast. west-southwest fairfield that's it. that's the only sea breeze i can find. this afternoon i think we'll crank that up a bit. system right there will move in tomorrow. and that's going to bring in a cooling trend. but today the high pressure system is right over us. and that means 60s to 70 near

the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay and warm to hot inland with 80s and 90s. sunny nice to hot patchy fog at best. temperatures though we warmed up rapidly and some of that warm air's already in place so it won't take long inland areas to get into the upper 80s and low to mid-90s. still 6 0z, 70s, low 80s closer to the coast cooler. cooler tomorrow carries into friday and saturday. a warming trend starts again on sunday. thank you, steve. pandora, the oakland based online music service increased initial public offering price to $16 a share after strong demand for the stock. that puts the company's value up more than $2.5 billion even though it is not turning a profit yet. but that value is already heading higher because i'm checking in on the stock price. pandora trading on the new york stock exchange under the symbol p. and it is already up about 41%. up about $6 a share to almost $23 a share. we'll keep an eye on that. checking in on wall street,

broader markets down today as expected new economic news in this morning shows inflation is up, manufacturing is down. and the big board showing the dow jones down as well about 9 points. it's been down more than 100 points. obviously back down to less than 12,000 at this hour. the airline industry is asking the federal government for a six month delay in policies announced last april. those rules would require airlines to refund baggage fees when luggage is lost, increase compensation when passengers arein voluntarily bumped from a flight. and that advertised fares include tax and government fees. three industry groups say they need more time to train employees and update their computer systems. all right. time now 6:52. have to show you it's kind of a scary scene. a lion likes a little child. what we saw during the visit to the zoo and it's all caught on tape. plus what's behind a grim

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jones down about 77 points now. recovering from earlier losses though from disappointing economic news. time now 6:55. a man wounded in san leandro last night is fighting for his life right now. now the shooting happened on kentwood lane. the suspect's still out there on the loose. alameda county sheriff deputies searched an apartment complex at 159th and east 14th street trying to solve this case. life expectancy for u.s. women has slipped in some parts of the country. in more than 700 counties life expectancies for women declined between 1997 and 2007. researchers say obesity and smoking are partly to blame. the appalachian mountains, deep south and the lower midwest is some of the worst numbers for men and women. washington d.c. and the san francisco bay area are on the opposite end though of the spectrum with some of the longest life expectancies. time now 6:59. well, a female lion in colorado

springs really liked the little child visiting the zoo. take a look at this. now there's a little baby. there's the lion. don't get scared, pam. >> yeah. >> the lion looks like, well, it wants to play really play with that little child. luckily there's a two inch thick glass between the two of them. the parents say their son found the whole thing fun. very exciting. >> the lion looks like our dogs when they're playing with each other just kind of getting the mouth open. >> thank god for that glass. >> yeah. definitely. let's check in with sal for a little traffic right now. well, the problem is they won't know their own strength. that's why they have the glass there. let's go out and take a look at westbound 24. looks pretty good here as you drive up to the tunnel. it is going to be a little bit slower there. 880 northbound also looks good past the coliseum and getting out to the area. this is a look at the east shore freeway we're off to a pretty nice start. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sunshine, mild, warm for some. little bit of patchy fog towards santa cruz.

but that's it. 60s, 70s coast. 70s 80s bay and low to mid-90s inland. pam and dave. all right. thank you, steve. coming up next here on mornings on 2, the drastic plan to stop the recent population explosion of california's sea lions. also really important news for anybody heading to one of california's most popular summertime fun spots. stay right here with us.